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Government ‘unduly influencing’ data commissioner appointment

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Days after the election defeat Jeremy Corbyn was proclaiming that the arguments had been won

Don’t make them feel ashamed: What the left needs to learn

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MPs voted 358 to 234 in favour of the Brexit bill (photo: Press Association)

Brexit bill passing heralds game of winner takes all

We are quickly learning the key lesson of Brexit: it is a game of winner takes all. We will now find out what happens when the Brexiters face no restraint.

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Little pomp: No robes for the Queen in this latest State Opening of Parliament (right). She is pictured in her previous visit on the left.

‘Legislation as performance art’ in a speech short on pomp but with plenty of circumstance

Everything about yesterday’s State Opening of Parliament seemed to underline an entirely new, disjointed reality.

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Corbyn defenders have relied on attacks on the media to explain his election performance.

Don’t blame the media for Corbyn’s failure – blame him

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Border control: Critics warn that relations between MPs and constituents could be tarnished by information exchange with the Home Office.

The new border guards: MP tip-offs to the Home Office escalate

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Housing crisis: Immigration rules turn landlords into border guards.

Hostile Environment: Hundreds of Commonwealth nationals evicted under anti-migrant ‘right to rent’ rule

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Hostile environment: Government ignored warnings from Public Health England on migrant health charges

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The Carmichaels took their case to the Supreme Court

DWP wins legal case to block future benefit appeals

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The DWP is using a bedroom tax case to challenge future welfare appeals

DWP goes back to court to block future benefit appeals

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"MPs have today called for a review into the impact of the government's 'hostile environment' policies which are designed to make life as difficult as possible for undocumented migrants"

MPs call for review into May’s ‘hostile environment’ for migrants

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"Fifty one per cent of landlords surveyed said that 'right to rent' would make them less likely to let a property to foreign nationals."

Home Office faces legal challenges over ‘right to rent’ migrant policy

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"NHS Digital must immediately stop sharing patients’ addresses with the Home Office for immigration tracing"

Health select committee calls for immediate stop to NHS data sharing with the Home Office

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Seventy Labour councillors from south London have today signed a letter to the shadow Brexit secretary, Keir Starmer, urging a shift in the party's position on Brexit

Labour councillors sign open letter urging party to change its Brexit position

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"As we approach Christmas there are thousands of children in temporary accommodation"

Government accused of complacency over rising homelessness

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"This decision comes after a series of FOI requests from Slater which have resulted in the publication of documents that the DWP did not want to release."

DWP ordered to publish another set of secret Universal Credit docs

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"The High Court today found that the policy was unlawful and that sleeping rough does not constitute an abuse of EU free movement rights"

Home Office defeated at the High Court over deportations of EU rough sleepers

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"The Metropolitan police is under intense pressure to change its approach to crimes against migrants"

Met under pressure as mayor intervenes over migrant rape arrest

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"The arrest is just the latest example of government departments and charity outreach services turning into immigration enforcement divisions under the orders of the Home Office"

Woman reports rape to police – and is arrested on immigration charges

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